Message from JMJ

Message from JMJ

2012hoax 02 Mar 2012 18:43

Received the following in the 'Contact Site Admin' email

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Form data:

Your name:
John Major Jenkins

Email:
moc.2102tnemngila|nhoJ#moc.2102tnemngila|nhoJ

Comments:
I think this query should be addressed to Bill Hudson. I have familiarized myself with this site, although I must confess that I was not all that familiar with it before (there's a lot of stuff out there on 2012 and my pioneering work; sorry, it's a lot to process). You have a great amount of write-ups and assessment of my work and my character and motivations on this site, much of which is extremely misleading and inaccurate. If you are decent, honest, people, I'd like to speak with you. Please contact me at the email address I gave. Best wishes, John Major Jenkins.

Re: Message from JMJ (my reply)

2012hoax 02 Mar 2012 19:04

Mr. Jenkins;

I would be happy to have a discussion regarding the content of the website. The site is frequently asked to revise pages, and if the revisions are found to be warranted based on any factual errors, we are happy to do so. If you feel that the information presented in the pages about you is inaccurate or a mischaracterization of you, then I'd be happy to discuss the specific issues you have. However, you should be aware that the site is designed to be a frank and critical examination of the claims made, and is designed to be understandable by school-aged children. To the extent that you have published claims about the Maya or about December 21st, we will examine and critique those claims, often drawing on expert opinion from various fields. For claims about archaeology, the Maya, and other meso-american cultures, we usually request clarification from Johan Normark, John Hoopes, and Mark Van Stone.

You should also be aware that the contents of the message board are contributed by readers, and may or may not be representative of the opinion of the site.

To be honest, the pages about you and your positions have languished for a while, and the primary author of those pages has left the site as of about 18 months ago, so they may need some updating. We've been much more focused on those parties who are claiming that 12/21/2012 is some kind of doomsday.

Looking forward to your reply.

Re: Message from JMJ

TheGreatJuju 29 Mar 2012 07:37

Did anything more ever come of this?

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Re: Message from JMJ

Astrogeek 01 Apr 2012 07:02

actually yes, he has contacted me again. I'll post some of the details here.

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Re: Message from JMJ

Astrogeek 01 Apr 2012 07:35

Dear Mr. Hudson,
Thank you for your open-minded reply and willingness to correct the information. As I survey the pages(s) that mention me and my work, I detect the fingerprint of Jim Smith. Is that the primary author of the pages who left the site 18 months ago, as you mentioned below in your email? Best wishes,
John Major Jenkins

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